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It's hard not to be pessimistic. As long as we have Capitalism and the relentless pursuit of profit I don't see any long term hope. Humanity is a fleeting blip on the universal timeline and we'll be gone soon enough. The trick is to realise our own lifespans are an even shorter blip, so try not to worry too much, do your best, look after yourself and don't hurt others.
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On 6/8/2020 at 3:20 AM, ravip said:
Interesting. First time I've heard of such. Possible to elaborate the circumstances?
The joke is...he was shagging an ugly woman in an alleyway. The police caught him, took one look at the woman and arrested him for having an offensive person on his weapon...boom boom ????
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7 hours ago, CorpusChristie said:
Wont he need proof of living at that address, like a bill or something official ?
A letter from family member to say you live there was sufficient for me
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2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:
You can do one last entry just before your PE visa expires and get a new one year entry or you can apply for a new visa.
The member I mentioned left and re-entered the country and go a new one year entry and later applied for a new visa.
Thank you, that's clear now.
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1 hour ago, ubonjoe said:
Yes you can. It is a standard procedure if you do not travel out of the country for a year.
A member stayed for almost 5 years on his without leaving the country. He applied for a extension every year.
Ah I see, I'm halfway through a 5 year visa but have never stayed longer than 6 weeks at one time. So just for clarity, when the time is up on the Elite visa it's time to get a new one or find a different way to stay in the country?
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8 hours ago, flyingsaucersarereal said:
I just got a reply from Thailand Elite.
Greetings from Thailand Elite Member Contact Center....
As per the inquiry on Stay Extension, please be informed that you can do the 1-year stay extension at immigration in your province by booking with usat least 5 working days in advance. The extension can be done 30 days in advance and before the expiry date of your arrival stamp.
The required documents for Stay Extension as below;- 2 Inches X 2 Photos
- Departure Card (TM.6)
- Elite Membership Card
- TM 7 form for stay extension
- The receipt of TM 30 (Notification of address)
- Service Fee 1,900 baht paying to the immigration officer.
- Certified letter issued by Thailand Elite / will be sent to you 1-2 working days before the appointment date.
- Passport with valid Elite visa
Should you need further assistance, please do not hesitate to advise us. We are available to serve you 24 hours.Hi, am I understanding this correctly? If you have a 5 year Elite visa for example you can get a 1 year extension of stay based on that?
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1 hour ago, ronaldo0 said:
Starts on 8th June as far as I know . Which is why I’m getting on a plane to uk that arrives at 8pm on the 7th June . ????
There is a long list of exemptions to the 14 day UK quarantine rule. Might be worth a look if anyone is planning coming here. Easily found online.
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On 5/22/2020 at 10:54 AM, richard_smith237 said:
Similar to my repatriation flight with Emirates.
1) Had to wear FaceMask and Gloves (as soon as I was on the plane I took off the gloves and just used hand sanitizer regularly)
2) There was no online check-in, but surely this would speed things up at Check-in?
3) Arrive 4 hours early? <deleted>? That’s insane, I only ever arrived 1hr 30mins early for my 6 hr flights !
4) No hand-luggage – I think they may mean, lap-top bags and handbags only (no one is going to be putting their lap tops, iPads etc in checked in baggage)
5) Thermal Screening and Covid-19 tests – that’s fine, excellent in fact.
6) Maintain Social Distancing: Impossible unless flights are only flying at 25% capacity (or less) which means they are unprofitable.
I think in future we will just see things go back to normal with the FaceMask requirement and pre-flight Thermal Scanning and possibly Covid-19 checks. Anything more than this is untenable.
Repatriation? When was this? Are you Thai or have citizenship?
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6 hours ago, Malawi said:If they loved their families so much why did they leave them in the first place?
The most ridiculous comment ever (and there's been many) on TV. TROLL
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Mid February for me. Stuck in Aberdeen.
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Yep, stuck in Aberdeen. Haven't been home or seen the wife since February. Every time I do a trip offshore I think "maybe next time I'll get home" Emirates keep pushing their expected first flight dates out, currently 1st July but who knows?
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12 hours ago, PingRoundTheWorld said:
The early bird gets the worm. Whoever opens first will get the most initial tourists as there are HEALTHY people just dying to take a vacation all over the world. The only real constraints are the ability to travel TO the country and BACK from it - but surely transit travel restrictions will be eased in many countries by June.
My guess is towards June some countries will start opening, and by mid-June at the latest Thailand will join them, at least partially (requiring health certificates etc).
The UK is only this week "thinking" of imposing quarantine rules on the thousands arriving everyday. A truly <deleted> mess of a country. Far behind in many ways.
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I'm stuck in the UK, paying rent on an apartment I don't own whilst still paying rent for condo in Thailand where my wife is. Hating every second of this. ????
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On 4/25/2020 at 9:20 AM, lopburi3 said:
No. When normal flights are again allowed it will depend on the conditions then in place.
Wrong...if she can get a flight there are "currently" no restrictions on anybody entering the UK. It's a bloody free for all.
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On 4/24/2020 at 4:41 AM, baansgr said:
Jomtien takes some beating, easy for immigration, plenty restaurants and bars when they are open, no police presence whatsoever, markets, mini lotus etc yet only a few minutes from Makro and Thepperasit. Baht buses everywhere so Pattaya easily accessible. Seen some real bargains lately on FB etc. There was a VT5 large seaview studio for 9k a month..I think 53sqm available.
This all day long. I live in Jomtien and don't plan on leaving
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Yes of course rents go down. Loads of cheaper rents in Jomtien just now than a few years ago. I'm paying 1,000 baht less per month just now than I did last year in the same condo, as the landlord knows I'm a good tennant and will provide a regular income. You only have to ask.
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Really appreciate it if you could come back with your own step by step guide once done as I will be in exactly the same position.
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8 hours ago, Dmaxdan said:
It is simply to try and stop parties and social gatherings over the Songkran period in order to help stem the spread of the virus. Nothing more and nothing less. Every other opinion is just based purely on lame conspiracy theories.
Of course this is the reasoning. It might not stamp ALL gatherings out but so simple to understand. ????
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7 hours ago, 4evermaat said:
We can criticize the gov't and even some locals for some of the cultural differences. But this seems to be a genuine, good-hearted gesture.
Now let's see how long it takes for TV to devolve into a bashing session 555.
Not long at all eh? Doubt there's a topic possible that won't attract a response from the negative Thailand haters. Makes you wonder why they're even members.
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7 hours ago, Dazinoz said:
Why is it that no matter what you post some keyboard warrior has to negatively comment?
Because its Thai visa man. Some real helpful guys and a huge collection of <deleted> idiots.
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8 hours ago, koratkarlos said:
According to one post -- "No big deal. According to TVF experts, no one wants to come to Thailand anymore anyway. The government should just impose a total ban like many other countries. "
What if you are happily married to a Thai woman or have other ties to this country. I do not understand the forum members who are always negative on Thailand. I was lucky to get into Thailand from the USA yesterday without the certificate or testing. I will stay put for 14 days although I am not sick. Why do not people understand that this can become very serious. We need to come together at this point in time.
This is a good site for information but the comments can be draining. TV has it's fair share of utter tools. Use the ignore function and it becomes a much better place.
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8 hours ago, koratkarlos said:
According to one post -- "No big deal. According to TVF experts, no one wants to come to Thailand anymore anyway. The government should just impose a total ban like many other countries. "
What if you are happily married to a Thai woman or have other ties to this country. I do not understand the forum members who are always negative on Thailand. I was lucky to get into Thailand from the USA yesterday without the certificate or testing. I will stay put for 14 days although I am not sick. Why do not people understand that this can become very serious. We need to come together at this point in time.
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8 hours ago, Creasy said:
I didn’t realise that Thailand was some sort of post apocalyptic Utopia that everybody is So desperate to get to.
Nobody is travelling
I'm desperate to get there as it's my home. Unfortunately work in the UK means I'm now effectively trapped.
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9 minutes ago, URMySunshine said:
Pound crashing though as we spend to the moon...
GBP in freefall...........37.66
Stranded Aussie expats told it could take “weeks, if not months” to return to Thailand
in Thailand News Headlines
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Most people currently working do it through need not through choice. Usual Thai visa pish spouted by know-it-alls